Who this is for
An expiring permit or changed work, study or family circumstances.
An expiring permit or changed work, study or family circumstances.

An expiring permit or changed work, study or family circumstances.
Distinguish renewal from modification; assess filing deadlines and any continued work rights.
Distinguish renewal from modification; assess filing deadlines and any continued work rights. Review of facts, applicable rules and documents; preparation of the legal position. Drafting, filing, negotiation or representation is performed within the agreed instructions.
Decision and TIE, dates, employment and contributions, resources, family changes and previous filings.
Initial assessment → scope and terms → document review → preparation of actions → discussion of the next stage. The sequence depends on the matter and the representative’s authority.
Timing depends on documents, the other party and the competent authority. A statutory period is not a promised completion date; suspensions and appointment availability are assessed separately.
Fees and scope are set out in an individual proposal. Translation, apostille/legalisation, fees, notary, court representative, experts, travel, appointments, in-person attendance and tax services are not included without express agreement.
EX-17 concerns the TIE card, not a universal permit renewal. Forms and filing windows depend on the route.
Decision and TIE, dates, employment and contributions, resources, family changes and previous filings.
Send a description of your circumstances and any approaching deadline or signing date. Scope is discussed after assessment.